Frame the product problem
I interpret requirements, technical constraints, user goals, and data ownership before committing to interface decisions.
Product and UI/UX designer · Vancouver, BC
Complex products.Clear decisions.Refined interfaces.
I’m Passant Fatouh, a product designer with a Computer Science background. I translate technical requirements into intuitive workflows, high-fidelity UI, and functional prototypes—working with Product and Engineering from early framing through validation.
Selected product work
Enterprise and mobile · 2026
How I work
From requirements to validated interaction
Build a coherent interface
I move from flows and information architecture into responsive, high-fidelity UI built with reusable design-system patterns.
Prototype to reduce uncertainty
I use Figma, Cursor, Claude AI, and frontend code to make complex interactions tangible and easier to evaluate with partners.
About Passant
Strong UI starts with clear product thinking.
My work sits where product complexity, interface craft, and implementation meet.
Most recently, I worked on NetApp Keystone seller experiences across subscription configuration, service requests, quoting, and deal economics. The work required translating dense requirements into focused journeys, clear system feedback, and scalable interface patterns.
Earlier UI and digital design roles strengthened my practice in responsive design, visual hierarchy, component systems, accessibility, prototyping, and developer handoff.
2026NetApp Keystone
Enterprise UX · UI systems · Functional prototyping
2024–25Kaii Lab
Responsive product UI · Components · Design handoff
2022–24Joly Optics
Web and mobile UI · Digital experiences